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Hey guys and gals, I joined the forum a few months ago but never really got into posting before now. Some of you may know me from bimmerforums.
Anyways, I have approximately 5 months before I move in to college and the big wide world, and I'm looking to get back into shape. A little bit of backstory is that during the last 3 years, I dropped from 208 lbs to my current weight of 155, and grew from 5'6" to 5'11", so i've leaned out a lot recently. I mainly accomplished this through massive diet change and playing football. The football season recently ended(December), leaving me at 160lbs, ~9% Body fat. I say ~ because I didn't actually have a way of measuring body fat at the time, but I had the upper full outline of a 6 pack, with the top 4 abdominal muscles clearly defined. Fast forward to now, I've increased to 12-13% body fat, depending on the day, and dropped to 155 lbs. I've noticed a large decrease in the size of my chest, shoulders, lats and legs, not to mention the loss of definition on my abs and a reduction in the vascularity of my forearms. I'd like to get back to approximately 165 lbs and 8% body fat, hopefully within 5 months but I know that is probably unrealistic. I currently own a large supply of Cytosport Muscle Milk, which I have heard a lot of good things about and seemed to be doing a good job when I was lifting this time last year. What I really need is advice on diet and a dedicated workout plan. I'm not so much worried about my lower body at the moment as I am rebuilding my upper body. Any help is much appreciated:wave |
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I know Dorm food isn't the greatest, but UCLA has the decency to post their schedules in advance with full nutritional info, so I can make healthy choice. |
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Breakfast: Half a Bagel with light cream cheese Tea Midmorning: Raisins or Grapes Lunch: 1.5 Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich Baked Lays Chips 20 oz Water Mid Afternoon: Bagel and Tea again Dinner: 1 Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast, grilled or baked Wild Rice or Potatoes Salad Glass of Milk It's pretty stripped down from when I lift, I purposely took my caloric intake to around 2000 a day to maintain my body weight while I wasn't working out. While I was lifting, I ate roughly 3500 calories a day, more chicken and fish, and Protein Supplements. |
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Just some minor tweaking:
Breakfast: replace the bagel with oatmeal. Lunch: try to make a healthy sandwhich: turkey meat, sprouts, red onion, cucumber, avacado, and soy cheese. Snack: put peanut butter on the bagel instead of cream cheese.
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Just got a new workout from my anatomy prof/ personal trainer, due to start in about a week. I thought I'd post it up to see what everyone else thought:
Chest: Dumbell Bench Dumbell Fly Superset with 15-20 pushups Triceps: Overhead Tricep Extensions Supserset with 15-20 dips Legs: Dumbell Weighted Lunge Leg Extensions (Hamstring) Leg Press Knee Extensions Biceps Incline Curl 21's Superset with Pullups Shoulders: Dumbell Arnolds Dumbell Shoulder Flex, abduction and horizontal abduction Superset with Push Press Bacl: Dumbell Bent over Flys Dumbell Single Arm Row Superset with Lat Pulldowns Core: Reverse Crucnh Plank Crunch Off Ball Ab Machines And the Sets/Reps: Strength Days: Pyramid @ 1x8, 1x6, 1x4 at 90% of One Rep Max Hard Days: 3x8 at 80% ORM Light Days: 2x12 at 70% ORM Endurance: 1x12 as 70% ORM, 1x Burnout Any tweaks are appreciated, and info on how to set up my splits, I have about 2-3 hours to spend each day as I'm on summer vacation now. |
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It honestly seems very general very typical exercises. I would really expand a lot of that and use that are a stock program to build upon. For example of the legs their are no squats. I would really focus on multi jointed exercises compared to single jointed.
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im similar to what you had gone through..high school weighed 220lbs and 5'9'' now i dropped to 155 and am 5'10'' and 7.5% bf..trying to get bigger (10 lbs or so) and so far ive gotten bigger..but not heavier..i want bulk!
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You may want to add more veggies in your diet, and some more healthy fats (Peanut butter, hummus, olive oil)
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